Four Great Powers Take Over Coasts of War Scarred Spain
London reports that Britain France Italy and Germany began patrolling Spain s coasts under a 27 nation nonintervention pact. A neutrality committee appoints Van Dulm Oliver and Lunn to lead tasks including frontier guards and enforcing ship compliance. Valencia protests to the League of Nations alleging a joint Italian German naval threat.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Spain
London
International Naval Patrol
van Dulm
M. H. van Dulm
League Geneva
UPI
League of Nations
Valencia
Barcelona
Relative will be quizzed in death of social leader
Canton police planned to question a 36 year old male relative of Mrs Rose Cable, slain Canton's social leader, about his whereabouts when a fatal shotgun blast shattered the breakfast room window. Investigators rushed to Cleveland for a clue in the slaying of Deuber Cable's wife while authorities sought motive and matched footprints.
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Canton. O
Rose Cable
Canton
Ira Mander~baugh
Cleveland
Deuber S. Cable
Manderbaugh
A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Winedow
Police
Cable
Republic Steel Corporation
Advance & Motive
Strike action by city building trades workers
Oshkosh building trades council union members walked off jobs over an un signed agreement that would recognize the union and set wage scales. Contractors say the pact gives the union a voice in disputes. officials warn no work resumes until the agreement is signed. About 45 to 60 workers are involved across Oshkosh and nearby cities.
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Oshkosh Building Trades Council
Building Trades Council
Oshkosh
Weather Summary From March 12 To 20
Wisconsin forecast fair tonight and Sunday. Much colder in southwest portions with continued cold Sunday. Observations show fair conditions in morning and afternoon. Highs and lows yesterday included Shreveport 74, Abilene 76, Devils Lake 2, Moorhead 4, Chicago. For Great Lakes region precipitation later week, temperatures near normal. Buckstaff Observatory notes Thursday afternoon to Friday 8 pm reports max 30 min 14 with no precipitation. One year ago max 33 min 31.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fair
Milwaukee
Shreveport
Abilene
Devils Lake
Moorhead
Chicago
Great Lakes
Buckstaff Observatory
Mura
Windworth
Kidnapping Pair Seized After Car Nabs Across States
A man and woman, armed, kidnapped three men and hijacked one car in a spree starting near Janesville Iowa. They abducted Jake Shaffner near St. Joseph Missouri, later releasing him. also abducted BE Hill of Platte City and taxi driver John Campbell in Kansas City, taking their car and leaving him on a Drexel highway. The couple, about 25 to 30, fled with multiple vehicles and prompted police searches across Missouri and Iowa.
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Kansas City
UPI
Janesville
Jake Shaffner
BE. P. Hill
Platte City
Campbell
Drexel
Shaffner
St. Joseph
Here
St.Joseph
Statiner
1936 Auto Licenses Expire March 15
Wisconsin motorists are reminded that 1936 automobile licenses expire March 15. Drivers without updated plates may face arrest. A.C Hartman, head of the state automobile license division, reported issuance of more than 15,000 plates daily with over 302,400 new licenses issued so far. The total for 1936 was 363,000.
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Madison
Wisconsin
A.C Hartrrn
Hartman
Democrats of Senate Fight Court Program
The Associated Press reports three Democratic senators denounced the Roosevelt court bill at a New York mass meeting as limiting judicial independence. Administration supporters from several cities urged judicial system adjustments to meet new conditions. Quotes from Copeland Ickes Walsh Roper and Burke frame the debate on court power and states rights.
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Associated Press
New York
Copeland
Supreme Court
Court of Justice
Ickes
Raleigh
N. C
Walsh
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the
United States
Roper
Greenville
D. C
Burke
Nebraska
Regents Leave to Meet Dykstra
Cincinnati City Manager Clarence A. Dykstra heads to Philadelphia to address a University of Pennsylvania group and then to Chicago for a Wisconsin board of regents meeting. Wisconsin may offer him its presidency with salary and terms to be discussed, with a Friday decision anticipated. Dykstra cites his seven year record as solid grounds for considering a change in position.
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Cincinnati
Clarence A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Wisconsin Board of Regents
John Callahan
Madison
Wis
Dykstra
Los Angeles
Zerm
Bene
Inventor of Electric Arc Welding Dies in Swampscott
Dr Ettha Thomson nearly 84 and a pioneer of electric arc welding at General Electric died at his Swampscott home after a long illness. A contemporary of Edison, he held patents dating back to 1886 and helped shape transformer work and watt meters while contributing to science through flourished inventions in centrifuges and astronomical instrumentation. His death leaves widow Clarissa Hovey and three sons Roland, Maksim, and Donald.
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Swampscott
Mass
Ettha Thomson
General Electric Company
Thomas A. Edison
Clarissa Hovey
Boston
Roland D. Thomson
Schenectady
Maksim Thomson
Donald T. Thomson
Rye
Detroit
Lynn
Dr. Thomson
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Edison General Electric Company
General Fleetric Company
Thomson Research Laboratory
Thomson
Manchester
England
United States
Philadelphia
Madrid Defenders Halt Italian German Assault Near Guadalajara
Madrid's defender General Jose Min halted the Franco Italian German advance 14 miles northeast of Guathisuera as loyalist forces repelled a mechanized attack. Nationalists retreated to nearly knee high snow, losing tanks and field pieces. War office reports about 120,000 Latin and German soldiers were involved in Franco's fifth Madrid offensive.
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T. Gorrall
Madrid
Jose Min
Trijqueque-Broile Gatine
Guathisuera
Thas
Maja
Guadalajara
Trijueque
Triqueque
Madrid- Soria
Ottavio Zoppi
Prise
Cavigdon
Nationa
War Office
Sud Fiat
Francis Franco
Pitman Urges Unconditional Court Expansion to 15
Nevada Senator Pitman proposes a permanent increase to the Supreme Court to 15 justices with an unconditional plan and seeks a constitutional amendment to cap size at 15. He argues the move would soften opposition to Roosevelt’s court bill while the judiciary panel prepares for continued hearings.
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Washington
Pittan
Nevada
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Pitlsman
Pitlman
Wheeler
Montana
Cummings
Pitman Sid Ay
Patmin
Senate
Prendnt Dvorris
Oshkosh Attorney Presides At Dairy Breeders Meeting
Oconomowoc Wis. an Oshkosh attorney presided at the Wisconsin Holstein dairy breeders convention outlining market trends and pricing. He cited strong demand for powdered milk and stable farmer income from Holstein cows. County and club leaders praised Four-H calf projects and urged a broader breeder membership drive.
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Oshkosh
Dairy Breeders’ Meeting
Oconomowne
Wis
Prat Koo
Mart
Cpieerite
Wisconsin
Holdern-Prieupas
Hbo
Aliit
Stivart Rei
Ft Stari
Ted ‘Rail
Halland
Charles Brace
Lane Rock
D. K. Alien
Ostkosh
Ben Dibble
Pewaukee
Dorothy Elmer
Brooklyn
Green County
Seto Nny Ane
Five Die as Boliviano Plane Crashes Near La Paz
A tri motor aircraft of Gloyd Aero Boliviano was found wrecked thirty miles from La Paz. Five people died and two were seriously injured. It is believed the plane was caught in a mountain storm during the flight.
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la Paz
Bolivi
Ima O
Aero Boliviano
Court Deferg Action Agreed By Chrysler
Detroit officials move to settle sit down strikes as Judge Campbell defers ruling on Chrysler injunction to evict strikers. UAW urged action while Maurice Sugar argued Chrysler blocked Wagner Act recognition amid GM settlement talks. A thousand protesters filled Wayne County Court corridor as union delegates met to ratify a General Motors settlement.
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Detroit
U.P
Frank Murphy
Allan Campbell
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Wayne County Court
General Motors Corporation
Dudge Allan Campbell
Chrysler
Maurice Sugar
W. A. Jucals
General Motors
Nine missing in MacBeth mine after West Virginia blast
Rescuers pull two bodies and fear seven of the nine still inside MacBeth mine near Logan may be buried under wreckage after Thursday’s explosion that killed 16. crews of 12 risked danger crawling into the debris seeking survivors as funeral services were planned for those already recovered.
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Logan
W. Va
Debrv
West Virginia
Oloser
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U. S
Henderson
Honolulu
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Orient
San Perro
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HA. Welsler
K. Grenfell
LI. C. Lewis
C. N. Camp
H. Dorpert
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G. Norris
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Eliza Thomson
Pittman
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Berlitt
Konstantin von Neurath
Wilhelmstrasse
Williaam E. Dodd
von Neurath
la Guardia
Reich
Foreign Office
Doeld
Pitman
Latiels
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Deagorrat
Rae Maas
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